The phrase "a genuinely smart" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is truly intelligent or insightful, often emphasizing the authenticity of their intelligence.
Example: "She is a genuinely smart individual who always brings innovative ideas to the table."
Alternatives: "truly intelligent" or "authentically clever."
Will Pfister's debut stand as a genuinely smart example of 21st century sci-fi?
Over the past few years, he and his students have designed and installed a genuinely smart heating, lighting, ventilation and plumbing system.
Shatner remains a confident, charismatic screen presence, and his appearance as Captain Kirk at the 2013 Oscars was a genuinely smart moment – no matter what you think about Seth MacFarlane's blithely misogynistic turn as host.
I do believe that somewhere lurking beneath the gas and bile is a genuinely smart person — would that he would take the time to afford his subject matter the care, attention, and multiplicity of voice that it deserves.
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I am thankful that even as I make my way into my early 40s, I can still appreciate a stellar teen movie like Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, which features two talented, relatable and likable leads; genuinely smart and funny writing; and a dead-on eye for downtown Manhattan (not to mention a great soundtrack).
I wanted to create a new kind of organisation where you could be genuinely smart about the quality of work you put on, but also smart about the people who would support you.
A curious by-product of these "shit-for-brains" shenanigans is that when genuinely smart people who possess fierce and formidable intellects (Barney Frank, Bill Nye, Elizabeth Warren, Barack Obama) speak rationally, some listeners can't help but feel intimidated, insecure, irate, and impotent.
"I believe what genuinely smart people globally are saying.
That was genuinely smart, in every sense of the word.
Several authorities on privacy and communications law say they could envision genuinely smart legislation on this.
